Ape Ape Man

I doubt it. My questions rarely do.

I don't know why I even try. I think I am going to quit asking questions.

They won't send me any because I am not American.

Bastards!

People who, like Dave Davies or Mick Jones, were of essential importance to the band, but always had their contributions overshadowed by the frontman of the group.

I tend to think that. I'm curious what others think. They have a couple of good songs and they helped trigger a revolutionary change in rock music, but, to me, they are just The New York Dolls without the trashy fun and there are a lot of better punk bands out there.

Odessey and Oracle is the best British pop album of the '60's. It is better than any individual Beatles album (though the Beatles work, as a whole is superior), yet popular opinion on The Zombies seems to place them as a strictly second tier group.

I would prefer if you only answer if you are familiar with both.

Also, while we're at it, who should be a part of the canon, but isn't?

Has humanity improved over the past millenium or so, or is it that the gradual development of new technologies has created a false impression of progress.

What's the story behind them?

It seems like they have become the hip team to like in the way that Colorado used to be. How many of these "fans" (excepting people from Nashville, obviously) liked them three years ago, before they became contenders?

I have my own opinion, I'm just curious about other perspectives.

Autotune disguises mistakes and corrects vocal pitch. It is at the point where most pop singers use them in recordings and live performances.

Just listening to a little Marvin Gaye at the moment...

I just got five thumbs down and no thumbs up for outrageously suggesting that every human being is entitled to the basic means of survival and, should they not be able to provide it for themselves, the government should help them.